Tag Archives: foreign policy

U.S. officials are openly discussing the military's vision for implementing autonomous and semi-autonomous unmanned vehicles in the next decade.

An Israeli official claimed Palestinians are "Nazis" and the number of civilians who are killed by Israel does not matter.

Google employees are now quitting in protest of the company's contract to develop a controversial drone program for the Pentagon.

If another country shot and killed dozens of protesters in the way that Israel just did, the U.S. would be promising "freedom and democracy," and planning to invade.

A humanitarian activist was arrested for giving immigrants food and water hours after his group exposed how border patrol agents have destroyed thousands of gallons of drinking water.

What if Americans were as outraged about their government disrespecting cultures in the Middle East by killing innocent civilians as they were when they believed a teenage girl was disrespecting Chinese culture with her prom dress?

On the same day that the leaders of North and South Korea met and agreed to a historic peace deal, the five largest defense contractors in the U.S. lost more than $10 billion in value.

A double airstrike targeting a wedding was launched by a United States-backed coalition, killing mostly women and children—including the bride.

On this day 15 years ago, former NFL player Pat Tillman was shot and killed by his fellow soldiers in Afghanistan, and the events surrounding his death still remain a mystery.

Pink Floyd's Roger Waters revealed that he was one of many celebrities who has been approached by a group working with the White Helmets and asked to participate in their propaganda campaign.